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Now that Carol Danvers has been lighting up the globe for almost two weeks, she’s headed to the $800M mark worldwide. Disney/Marvel’s Captain Marvel has grossed $797M through Tuesday, including $519.3M at the international box office. With these scores, the Brie Larson-starrer has now surpassed Deadpool ($783M), Spider-Man 2 ($784M) and Deadpool 2 ($785M) to become the No. 18 global superhero pic of all time.

Captain Marvel raced higher, further and/or faster over its second weekend, topping the global box office yet again and clearing a handful of milestones in the process. The MCU flick earned another $69.3 million in North America, a drop of 55% from its $153.4m debut frame. This is, quite frankly, a deeply boring result, as it’s neither a super-duper hold or a super-super drop.

Captain Marvel topped the box office for the second Friday of its domestic run, earning $19 million and bringing its domestic cume up to $215m in just eight days. That's a 69% drop from its $61.9m opening day (including Thursday previews). Bawdy jokes aside, that's an exceptionally boring drop, neither a super-strong hold nor a catastrophic fall.

After a stellar opening weekend, the latest entry in the MCU, "Captain Marvel," shows no signs of slowing down, with the superhero flick soaring past a huge box office milestone. As of Tuesday, the film -- which stars Brie Larson as the titular heroine, a.k.a. Carol Danvers -- is on pace to surpass the $500 million mark worldwide. It currently sits just shy of $490 million as of press time, raking in $164.3 million at the domestic box office in its first four days of release, and another $325.6 million since opening in international markets on March 6.

Captain Marvel got off to a red-hot start in China last night, earning $2.46 million in midnight previews in advance of its Fri-Sun opening frame. That's the fifth-best performance for any superhero title in China (sans exchange rates), behind only Avengers: Infinity War ($9.4m in 2018), Avengers: Age of Ultron ($4.79m in 2015), Captain America: Civil War ($2.62m in 2016) and Venom ($2.5m in 2018). For the record, Aquaman earned $1.3m in midnight previews towards a $25m opening day and $93m debut weekend.

The superhero pic scored the biggest worldwide opening of all time for a female-fronted film, as well as the second-largest for a comic book adaptation. Captain Marvel, starring Brie Larson, shattered the glass ceiling in its box office debut with $455 million in worldwide ticket sales, including $153 million in North America.

Captain Marvel has crushed expectations and it's presently attack a path to international box workplace domination. The show has created over $450 million in its gap week that ought to result in a additive box workplace of over $1 billion unless there aren't any legs.

Captain Marvel, like its titular hero, soared to new heights and uncharted territory at the box office in its opening weekend, bringing in a $153 million domestic haul and $455 worldwide. To put that in perspective, the movie’s worldwide opening weekend is the sixth largest in history, according to Box Office Mojo, and the second largest for a Marvel film aside from 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War.

Marvel's first female-fronted superhero pic — starring Brie Larson — scored one of the top starts ever for a comic book adaptation. And it's also off to an impressive start overseas, including China. Captain Marvel flew to a huge $20.7 million at the Thursday night box office.

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The onslaught of negative Rotten Tomatoes reviews for Captain Marvel has seen the film plunge to the lowest-rating of all the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. Nearly two weeks ahead of its release, Captain Marvel currently has a 45% Audience Rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This is way below the next lowest MCU flick, 2008's The Incredible Hulk, which has a rating of 70%. Last week, online trolls who don't want the MCU's first female-led flick to succeed began filing fake and negative reviews in an attempt to purposefully lower the film's Audience Rating.

Rotten Tomatoes announced on Monday that it will be making some big changes to its site in the coming months. At least some of it aimed at curbing online trolls who have been known to bombard certain big movies (especially films with female and/or minority leads) with copious negative audience reactions in order to tilt the media narrative. The first big change is that users will no longer be able to essentially "review" a movie or comment on a film before they open in theaters.

The age of the B-list superhero is upon us. This weekend, DC Entertainment's "Aquaman" hit the coveted $1 billion mark in global box-office receipts after less than a month — with Marvel Cinematic Universe's "Black Panther" already topping that watermark in 2018. Taken together, those 2 films underscore how the next wave of superhero movies are being steadily reshaped by lesser-known heroes who are resonating with audiences, in the process becoming vanguards of the genre's future.

Ant-Man will loom large at the global box office this weekend with an anticipated haul of $115M-$125M, but stateside, the Disney/Marvel superhero is in a staring contest with Universal/Illumination Entertainment’s Minions.

Which movie will rule them all this weekend? It’s been an incredible summer for movie-goers and studios alike. Films like Jurassic World and Inside Out are setting records at the box office and new releases in the coming weeks seem to offer something for everyone. Comedies likes Trainwreck and Pixels will be going head-to-head with dramas like Southpaw. So, which movie will have the biggest opening weekend? We asked a Swarm Continue Reading →

J.J. Abrams' movie is also making history overseas, where it's already earned $129.5 million; 'Sisters' and 'Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip' dare to open opposite 'Force Awakens' in North America. J.J. Abrams' Star Wars: The Force Awakens is making history at the worldwide box office, landing the biggest Friday of all time in North America with $120.5 million and crossing $250 million globally in just three days.

"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" has made $1 billion at a light speed pace. Disney (DIS) said Sunday that its blockbuster broke the $1 billion mark around the world faster than any other film in history. The sci-fi adventure movie reached the milestone 12 days after its global release. That is one day earlier than the previous record holder -- Universal's "Jurassic World," which was released earlier this year.

Ryan Reynolds' R-rated superhero movie is obliterating numerous records over the long Valentine's Day/Presidents Day weekend, while it opens to a resounding $125M overseas for a global bow of $275 million; 'Zoolander 2' stumbles. In a sea change for Hollywood's go-to genre — comic book adaptations — Ryan Reynolds' very R-rated and irreverent Deadpool grossed a record-breaking $132.7 million over the three-day Valentine's Day/Presidents Day...

The big-budget franchise comedy opened to an estimated $46 million in North America, a problematic start for a movie with a net production budget of $144 million. During box-office press calls on Sunday morning, Sony executives were in full spin mode as they declared Paul Feig's all-female Ghostbusters reboot a triumph, pointing out that the $46 million opening was the biggest launch for a live-action comedy since Pitch Perfect 2 took in $69.2 million in May 2015.